USD16947S - Design for a bracket - Google Patents

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DOCUMENT NUNEER- -Y Digium UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

GEORGES. BARKENTIN, OF NEV HAVEN, ASSIGNOR TO P. it E. CORBIN, OF

lNEV BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT.

DESIGN FOR A' BRACKET.

'SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No.16,947, dated October 26, 1886.

Application tiled May 24, 1886. Serial No. 203,080. Terni ot'patcnt T Years.

To all whom, it may concern:

Be it known that I, GEORGE S. BgiRKEN'rIN, a citizen of the United States, residing at New Haven, in the county of New Haven and State of Connecticut, have invented and produced a new and original Design for Brackets, of which the following is a specification, reference being had to the accompanying drawing` forming part thereof, which represents said bracket in side elevation.

The leading features of my design consist of the crossbar A, connecting the upper and lower arms of the bracket, as at a b. This cross-bar A is paneled and the groundwork roughened or lled with short transverse lines, as shown. The triangle incloscd by port-ions of the upper and Y`lower arms and the cross-bar A is tilled with incised lines, as at It, crossing each other4 at right angles, thus forming squares or sections thereof in relief, in the center of which are dots, as at t'. Springing from the cross-bar A, and dependent therefrom, are two branches or vines, B B, having the conventional ivyleaves, as at F, and the flower G. One of the branches B extends along in the direction of the upper arni of the bracket and partly fills the open rectangular panels inclosed by the bars j k Z. The other branch B extends downward in the direction ot' the lower arln of the bracket and partly lls the open rectangular panels inclosed by the connecting-barsj Z m n o p. The outward anglesforrned by these cony necti11g-bars are partly filled by the conventional ornament, as c, d, e, andf.

I clai n1m l. The design for a bracket herein shown and described, the saine consisting of the paneled cross-bar A, filled with transverse lines, and extending obliquely from the upper to the lower cross-arms, as at a and b, and the triangle thus formed havingagcneral plain surface filled with regularly-spaced lines crossing each other at right angles, and thc squares thus formed in relief having the central dots, c'.

2. The design for a bracket herein shown and described, consisting of the rectangular open panels partly filled with the two branches or vines B B, springing from the cross-bar A, and extending along in the direction of the upper and lower arms,and having the conventional ornaments.

GEQRGE S. BARKENTIN. Witnesses: v

OLIVER STANLEY, E. L. PRIOR.